Top Pescara Outdoor Activities

The wealth of water! A pleasant week to spend in the woods and snow valleys of Abruzzo to learn to recognize the shapes of the water, the rich blooms and traces left by the animals. A pleasant week to combine nature, art and culture of hidden villages and hermitages, through which you can discover the history of Abruzzo.

The gravel roads, or dirt roads, that can be traveled with modern gravel bikes - are the ideal habitat for Abruzzo. There are numerous white roads that the region offers, allowing you to discover and get to know the centenary culture and traditions directly. Walk the dirt roads and brecciated from the sea to the mountains, through a hilly landscape made of vineyards and olive groves, which gently accompanies you to the high peaks of Abruzzo. It represents a journey of knowledge made of true, genuine, unique experiences that only the territory and people of Abruzzo can transmit. What we will see together unforgettable: Roman aqueduct Straw of Tione Necropolis of Amplero Convent of Sant’Angelo Campotosto lake Palazzo De Sterlich Little Tibet Rocca Calascio Tirino river Capo d’Acqua lake Badia Morronese

We could call it the Tour of the most beautiful villages in Italy, we could also call it the tour through the history of Italy, it will surely be the tour of beauty, with breathtaking landscapes, historic villages, curiosities that will make us understand the importance of these places in the history of Italy, from the Romans to the Middle Ages. We will also visit the first capital of Italy over 2000 years ago, where LIRA was forged for the first time! THE UNFORGETTABLE MOMENTS: Scanno lake The Sagittarius Gorges  San Domenico lake Cocullo - the land of snakes

Meet passionate winemakers and visit a typical estate in Pescara countryside. Discover the winery history, learn all about wine production while visiting the charming cellar. Then, taste 3 different wines in a joyful atmosphere.

The Wolf Visitor Center is a structure owned by the State Carabinieri Corps which is located in Popoli (PE) within the former Pilot Company of Monte Corvo (current Territorial Office for Biodiversity). Surrounded by the Majella National Park, the structure is set in a very suggestive landscape dominated by the Morrone chain. Guided tours and educational activities of the Wolf Visitor Center are carried out by qualified personnel of the C.E.A. IL BOSSO (Environmental Education Center of Regional Interest pursuant to LR 122/99).